Archive - 21 July 2021

• Olympics: Tokyo 2020 chief doesn't rule out cancelling the Games
• YOURSAY | Arrogance of those in power revealed in MB’s case
• Global quest underway to speed Covid-19 vaccine trials
• Cops arrest 49 for prayer SOP violations in Bukit Mertajam, 31 for feast in Batu Caves
• COMMENT | European duplicity undermines anti-pandemic efforts
• Sarawak DAP: Push state polls to next year
• LETTER | Dear Mr PM, Malaysia is traumatised
• Britain to permanently deploy two warships in Asian waters
• Jailed Myanmar politician dies from Covid-19 as infections spike
• India's excess deaths during pandemic up to 4.9mil, study shows
• PN not ‘avoiding’ elections, says Kelantan deputy MB
• ADUN SPEAKS | NEP subservient to the majoritarian agenda
• LETTER | Who will be the loser in durian fiasco?
• LETTER | My walk-in vaccination a breeze
• Delta variant behind more than 80pct of US cases; vaccines still highly effective - Fauci
• Australia, under lockdown, sees jump in Covid-19 cases
• LETTER | What else is going wrong with CITF?
• UEM Sunrise's popular Senadi Hills double-storey terraced homes almost fully taken up
• Azalina: AG should attend special sitting to answer on emergency ordinances
• AIESEC in Malaysia creating global internship opportunities for youths during Covid-19
• Harapan: Parliament needs to debate education issues as well
• Red flag over bauxite mining - NGO warns of risks due to lax enforcement
• 12 NGOs to sue Kulim municipal council over alleged brutality against stray dogs
• 516 oxygen concentrators to be installed at Maeps quarantine centre
• 14.6pct of population completed two-dose vaccination - Adham
• Roadside Aidiladha prayers: 49 remanded over alleged SOP violation
• Hong Kong police arrest former Apple Daily editor-in-chief
• US, Japan, South Korea send clear message to N Korea
• #Lawan street protest planned for July 31
• myNEWS We Care Food Bank package distribution program
• TimeTec Smart Parking 3/12: Parking - Past, Present & Future
• Non-Covid patients will be transferred to private hospitals immediately
• Film producer charged over Namewee's 'Babi'
• Bukit Aman crashes cops' booze and karaoke bash at police station, 8 arrested
• Rethink approach and implement national testing plan, Pua urges MOH
• Covid ward was at max capacity, now under control, says Hospital UKM director
• Covid-19 (July 21): 11,985 new cases, record 199 deaths
• Covid-19: Sarawak detects 76 more Delta variant cases
• PAC to resume proceedings on vaccine procurement
• Maskless man remanded after ‘provoking’ cops at petrol station
• Asean MPs urge govts to protect migrants from Covid-19 surge
• Fatigue could be behind 'blank shot' cases - deputy health minister
• Deputy health minister hopes sexual harassment at PPVs will not recur
• COMMENT | Are 'blank shots' just isolated incidents, or is there more to it?
• Dr M: National Recovery Council a 'more politicised' version of body mooted by Pejuang
• Satisfy king’s decree or resign, Harapan tells Dewan Rakyat speaker
• 14m doses of Sinovac jabs to be sold to interested states, companies from this month
• Emergency should have been brought before Parliament at the start, not now - Dr M
• Hot and dry weather until mid-Sept - Meteorological Department
• Syed Saddiq to be charged for allegedly 'misappropriating' Bersatu funds
• Sarawak gives green light for walk-in Covid-19 vaccination
• At least 25 dead as rains deluge central China's Henan province
• EMCO in 3 localities in Pahang and 1 in Sabah starting Friday - DPM
• Rose-tinted Covid-19 glasses
• Woman with Covid-19 dies in front of clinic
• MOH using new drug cocktail to prevent severe Covid-19 - Adham
• Zuraida convinced sanitisation helps, assures that it's cheap